This story is a direct continuation of Kiss. Of course, the house loses its status of national treasure, and Megumi and her father are now homeless.Chapter 4 of Tomie. Manami has disappeared and the two conclude that she either escaped or somehow fused with the house. He believes that Manami developed a sexual/romantic obsession with the house in turn, it tried to return her affections. She instead convinces him to run from the house, which soon collapses into a living, breathing lump. When she wakes, the scene of horror is still all around her, and her father is trying to burn the house down. Megumi faints in shock and dreams of her happy childhood in the house with her mother, who had abandoned the family many years ago. Megumi looks up and sees Manami, who has turned into wood, sitting naked astride one of the beams, laughing menacingly at her. Soon, all the beams and walls are covered with eyes, and a sucking vortex appears in the middle of the floor. Thinking it's an earthquake, she runs to find her father frantically scrubbing at the floor, which is covered in what looks like sentient human eyes. One night, Megumi wakes to strange noises and a disgusting smell as the house begins to shake violently. She goes to talk to Manami about it, only to find her licking and grinding her naked body against the house's walls and floors. He claims that the house now seems unusual to him and feels 'different', even though Megumi can't see any change.

Shortly after the wedding, Megumi's father begins acting strangely. Megumi comes to respect her, and eventually Manami marries her father. However, Manami proves herself to be useful around the house, taking care of all the cooking and chores. Megumi tries to warn her father against Manami, suspecting that he is somehow being bewitched.

Megumi's father seems to be enchanted by Manami, and eagerly agrees when Manami asks to move in with them.

She is enthralled with the structure of the house and reverently touches its beams. One day, a woman calling herself Manami Kino comes to the house, claiming that she is an architecture student who wants to take the tour. The house is open to the public and regularly visited by students. Megumi and her father live in a magnificent ancestral home which has been declared a national treasure. She is quickly enamored with the building.perhaps too much so. It is the second chapter of Ma no Kakera.Ī woman visits a father and daughter living in a historic Japanese mansion. Haunted Wood Mansion (also titled Wooden Spirit) is a short story by Junji Ito.

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